hand out #1

1.) The way in which the video relates to me and the class is that it has to do with computing. TO be more specific programming. I found the video to be very interesting since the kid was so young and yet was still able to come up with an idea and follow through with it.

2.) This is a good reflection of self discipline because the kid in the video is so young but is smart and disciplined enough to go through with making an app. Many teenagers can learn from this adolescent because not many teens and kids are as disciplined as him to be this professional and such a young age. It also takes commitment and dedication and goes for show that anything is possible.

3.) I personally think that both this subject and creating an app are difficult in their own way. Like the kid said in the video creating a program could be hard. The reason why is because you have limited resources. You can't really ask your parents because the odds of them knowing is very slim. You can always go on the internet, but you could be either charged, but if you find the information needed you wouldn't really have someone to ask for help with if you got a problem with how you're writing your program. Cisco is also difficult because you don't just have to know things through software but also on a hardware level. Especially when  your troubleshooting problems in a network. You would have to go up the layers troubleshooting to see in which layer the problem originated from, and when finally finding it fixing it. I think that Cisco is most likely a little harder than creating an app. With an app you are writing endless lines of code. You can most likely fix something easily if you make a mistake in making a app. But for Cisco for troubleshooting you need to look through on a software and hardware level in order to mediate a problem.